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10.5: How to assign X11 to a Space System 10.5
If you want to assign X11 to a Space, go to the Spaces System Preferences panel, and choose to add an application (click the plus sign). Instead of choosing X11.app from the Utilities folder, press Shift-Command-G to bring up the Go to Folder text entry box. Type /usr, and click Go, then choose X11 » X11.app. Assign it to the Space you wish, and you're done.
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10.5: How to assign X11 to a Space
Authored by: guns on Nov 27, '07 04:58:32PM

This hint works in general with all GUI applications, including System services. I like to have Finder windows follow me around from space to space, so I add /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app to the Spaces pref pane.



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